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Former Rice Board General Manager, Board Director on more fraud charges

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Former Rice Board General Manager, and Director face 32 fraud charges

Former General Manager of the Guyana Rice Development Board, Jagnarine Singh (wearing cap) and former GRDB Director, Madanlall Ramraj make their way to SOCU.

Last Updated on Friday, 20 October 2017, 14:31 by Written By Denis Chabrol

Jagnarine Singh at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court.

Former General Manager of the Guyana Rice Development Board, Jagnarine Singh and a former Board Director of that semi-autonomous state-owned agency were Friday arraigned on 34 additional fraud charges.

Former Director, Ricky Ramraj and Singh were each granted GYD$1 million bail by Chief magistrate Ann Mc Lennan.

The Special Organised Crime Unit of the Guyana Police Force said the two  defrauded the Rice Development Board by omitting to make entries into the ledger and fraudulently taking or applying to their own use monies that belonged to the GRDB. The amount of monies they allegedly defrauded the Rice Board of is about GYD$8 to GYD$11 million.

The duo was not required to plead to the indictable charges.

Ricky Ramraj

They were also ordered to lodge their passport with the option of applying to the Court for permission to travel should the need arise.

Defence Attorney, Glen Hanoman, in a bail application said the two men are finding it difficult to secure employment in wake of the court matter and are now financially ruined.

Mr. Hanoman requested a reduction for the bail but the Chief Magistrate denied the application.

The matter was adjourned to November 16.

The other former GRDB board members currently facing charges of fraud in a similar case are People’s Progressive Party Members of Parliament Dharamkumar Seeraj and Nigel Dharamlall, board member Badrie Persaud and former Ministry of Agriculture Deputy Permanent Secretary, Prema Roopnarine.

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